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pleasant

[plez-uhnt] / ˈplɛz ənt /


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I’ve been stuck with sandy feet for ten straight hours, and it’s not pleasant— even though six of those hours were spent half-asleep on an overnight flight.

From Literature

Allun the baker's light, pleasant voice rose above the muttering of the crowd.

From Literature

At dawn and sunset, Ananda, 63, climbs towering Caryota urens trees to collect the sweet, milky sap that is boiled into treacle -- a caramel-coloured syrup with a pleasant aroma that enhances the flavour of desserts.

From Barron's

And meanwhile, Milan has been transformed into a "pleasant Disneyland for tourists", hosting a string of major events but neglecting its residents, he said.

From Barron's

For some, finding out that the big game will land on Feb. 14 was about as pleasant as receiving a bouquet of dead flowers.

From The Wall Street Journal